论文信息 - Clarifying Privacy in the Clouds

Clarifying Privacy in the Clouds

Concomitant with the increased market appeal of cloud-based services, there is growing concern over issues of privacy within the architecture. In this paper, we analyze what is meant by the term privacy from a legal perspective, and how the meaning of cloud computing and their operation any be affected in at least one jurisdiction. We also look at some possible solutions to addressing privacy in clouds.

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